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How to get rid of bees without killing them
The importance of bees and the impact they have on the environment has been widely acknowledged in various studies. Environmental changes have resulted in the worldwide bee population decreasing rapidly and protecting bees is a task everyone needs to take seriously. In addition to providing honey bees are needed to pollinate numerous plants that provide us with food and many other essential ingredients for various products, we have come to rely on. Without bees pollinating plants, it is estimated farmers would need to spend huge amounts of money to pollinate crops using other methods.
By Annabelle Baugh4 years ago in Lifehack
5 Ways to Enhance Your Yard
Other than the exterior of the house itself, your front yard is probably the most prominent feature of your property from the outside. To make a good first impression on visitors or anyone passing by, you want your lawn to be looking its best! Fortunately, there are quite a few ways to spruce up your plot of land. Here are several ideas to consider.
By Kari Oakley4 years ago in Lifehack
Exterior Design With Artificial Grass
When choosing the type of grass to use for the lawn, you must consider a number of factors that are outlined below. Ground Texture: The grass you choose should be close to what the soil will initially be like. The texture of the soil determines the type of grass you choose. A fine textured soil, such as that found in tropical climates, will not support grass growth well.
By Dubai Artificial Grass4 years ago in Lifehack
Growing Aloe Vera
You don’t have to have a green thumb to grow an aloe vera plant, nor do you have to live in the desert Southwest. You just need to know some basic tips to grow and maintain the succulent. Whether you are an expert gardener or a beginner, you will find this plant a joy to cultivate and grow.
By Donna Ryan4 years ago in Lifehack
Just how to care for a new lawn
You must take care of brand new lawns. The grass is alive and breathes, just as it can die. You should never program a lawn layout until you are ready to install it. The lawn should never be kept for more than a number of days, or all you will have will be plenty of dirt and also a dead yard!
By Carlos Whitney4 years ago in Lifehack
Into the Garden I Go...to lose my mind and find my soul.
John Muir sure knew what he was feeling when he said, "Into the forest I go to lose my mind and find my soul." He was speaking of the wonder of nature and his stay in the beautiful outdoors. It is unfortunate that right now we can not venture out more than walking distance, however, we do have space no matter how limited to create a garden that will evoke the same wonderment Mr. Muir was speaking of.
By Sofie Roman4 years ago in Lifehack
15 Best Flowers for Your Garden
One of our favorite things about spring, and I'm sure you would agree, is that we get to watch all of the flowers start to bloom! Whether they are wildflowers on a hike or walk, or flowers in our yard, Spring is truly a beautiful season!
By Matthew Lundgren4 years ago in Lifehack
Building a Sustainable Garden Regardless of Space
The year 2019 was a lousy year for a lot of folks, couldn't wait for it to be over and the new year 2020 to begin. New beginnings, things will be much brighter and all that bad luck can stay in the old year, not looking back and then...WHAM!! What the heck happened?!?!?
By Sofie Roman4 years ago in Lifehack
U.S. Community Gardens By the Numbers
There's very little that is more community building than working together with others in your area in order to grow food, flowers, or essential herbs. The act of doing something so hands-on connects you to the earth, to your roots, and to the others who are working alongside of you. That's why community gardens are so helpful, especially in a time like this.
By Melody Porter4 years ago in Lifehack
Finally: An Effective, Safe Herbicide
For years, professional landscapers have been looking for an effective, safe herbicide. They are the ones behind our cities' beautiful parks. They are the ones responsible for pristine golf courses. They are the ones grooming our neighborhood subdivisions.
By Pam Malinoski4 years ago in Lifehack